Скачать или смотреть White Castle : How To Make Miniature Fast Food : Polymer Clay : Onions Rings, Sliders, Fries, Coke

Showing you how I made a miniature White Castle meal. You can add headpins to turn them into charms for jewelry or leave them as is and give them too a doll.

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I started by printing and cutting out the templates, scoring the folds, and gluing the edges together.

For the cup I glued the inner and outer edges, and trimmed the excess to make the cup smaller.

To make the burger bun I cut tan clay into a square shape, and textured the edges with a needle tool.

I added chalk pastels to make the buns look like they've been baked.

I used brown polymer clay for the meat, and pressed aluminum foil into the clay to give it texture.

For the onions I used a translucent white polymer clay, and the pickles are the cucumbers from the salad video. I'll leave a link in the description box to that video.

The fries are a mixture of translucent, tan, and yellow clay. Cut strips of clay, and use the tip of a toothpick to give the fries a crinkled texture.

Bake the fries until their hard, and add yellow, orange, and brown chalk pastels to give them color.

The onions rings are a mixture of white, tan and translucent polymer clay. I first made the rings, then baked them. Once they cooled I painted them in a coat of liquid clay, and covered them in white craft sand. Bake the onion rings until the sand hardens, then shade them with chalk pastels to make them look cooked. The sand looks like a coat of breading.

Use a piece of white clay to make the base or bottom of the cup. Press the clay in place with a ball tool, or use the bottom of a pen or paintbrush. Bake the cup until the clay hardens, and after it cools paint the inside of the cup with a glaze. This will protect the paper from bleeding.

Modge Podge dimensional magic is a great replacement for resin because it less expensive, and it dries in 3 hours. I poured dimensional magic in one cup, and added vase filler to look like ice. I'll add more information on where you can find all the materials I used in the description box below the video.

For the coke, I mixed dimensional magic with brown and black acrylic paint, and also added vase filler to look like mini ice cubes. I let the cups dry for about 5 hours and they turned out glossy, and shiny just like resin.